The potential benefits of big data are huge, but getting the projects running smoothly isn’t easy.
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1. Trends In Big Data
Big Data News, Events, and Expert Opinion
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2. The real prerequisite for machine learning isn’t math, it’s data analysis
When beginners get started with machine learning, the inevitable question is “what are the prerequisites? What do I need to know to get started?”
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3. Cyber security a growing threat in aviation
Protection against cyber attacks is becoming a growing challenge in the aviation industry, according to Tony Tyler, CEO of the International Air Transport…
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4. Future of Customer Service: Predicting And Solving Problems Before They Happen
Nimble Storage eliminated 50% of its call volume and staffs its customer care center with level 3 engineers thanks to big data ingenuity.
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Future of Customer Service: Predicting And Solving Problems Before They Happen
Nimble Storage eliminated 50% of its call volume and staffs its customer care center with level 3 engineers thanks to big data ingenuity.
Read the full article at: www.inc.com
This is a critical insight for insurance carriers!
8 Trends In Big Data For 2015
Big Data News, Events, and Expert Opinion
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Latest Study: A full-time school librarian makes a critical difference in boosting student achievement
An important new study of Pennsylvania’s schools shows that students in schools with full-time librarians score substantially higher on reading and writing tests than their counterparts in schools that lack librarians.
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